randomized
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- /ˈrændəˌmaɪzd/
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aleatorizado
- Randomized controlled trial (Strengthening and Stretching for Rheumatoid Arthritis of the Hand Trial SARAH).
- randomized trial
- Randomized Controlled Trials
- randomized experiment
We have lots of randomized controlled trials.
- We have lots of randomized controlled trials.
- We have actually some human randomized control trials that do show an effect.
- So as always, I defer to the human randomized control trials.
- That's a randomized trial of ivermectin.
- I I design randomised trials to answer this is an answerable question.
- People don't get treatments randomly unless they're part of a randomized trial.
- And the fact that she's saying that there should be further research, there should be proper randomised clinical trials.
- This one is this lovely pink again, and it's got lots of kind of randomized grey polka dots on it.
- So what did this huge study, this randomized control study show?
- And so they actually did a pilot randomized controlled trial, admitted Alcoholics to a detox unit.
- We have performed a randomised controlled trial of some unpersonalized approaches.
- With regard to the menstrual pain that I described, we have done a very careful randomized clinical trial that shows the diet works.
- And in the most rigorous randomized control trials, we do see people who exercise tend to lose weight.
Examples
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No randomized trial has shown, however, a reduction in the risk of hip fracture in community-dwelling women.
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We have lots of randomized controlled trials.
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And equal sizes, equal number of people randomized into each of those groups.
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We have actually some human randomized control trials that do show an effect.
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And these three randomized control trials prove that beyond a shadow of a doubt.
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There are surely few questions in history for which randomized trials would be appropriate.
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And in the most rigorous randomized control trials, we do see people who exercise tend to lose weight.
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And then there's a phase three clinical trial which is randomized and placebo-controlled and it's expensive.
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Twenty studies met the specified inclusion criteria: four Randomized Controlled Trials (RCTs), four non-randomized studies, and 12 before-and-after tests.
Academic text (2015) -
The researchers conducted a randomized trial to ensure the results were unbiased.
Synonyms
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3.4
Happening without a plan and by chance
Antonyms
How Randomized
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Morphology
Etymology
Randomized begins with random, a word that once meant a quick, running action—like the English word 'run'—from an old French idea of moving without a set plan, and the ending -ize means 'to make'. So, randomized means 'made to be without order', which is why people use it when they choose or place things by chance to avoid bias.